Immigrants today are treated as a single defined block, where every immigrant is thought to be the same. Immigrantly by Saadia Khan explores the intersectionality of racial identity, culture, and class through the lens of immigrant experiences.Read more »
Immigrants today are treated as a single defined block, where every immigrant is thought to be the same. Immigrantly by Saadia Khan explores the intersectionality of racial identity, culture, and class through the lens of immigrant experiences.Read Less
Our today's guest is Dina Nayeri. She is the author of The "Ungrateful Refugee," Dina's first nonfiction book. Her essay of the same name was one of the most widely shared 2017 Long Reads in The Guardian. Dina is a former refugee who fled Iran with her family in the 80s. The book is a part memoir and also chronicles the lives of other refugees. Dina holds a BA from Princeton, an MBA from Harvard, and an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop.